Are the Protagonists All Afraid of Me? But I’m Really Not a Villain

The subject matter is very novel and the author is a mother. As for the fact that some book reviews say that the heroine has to pretend that others will like her, I don't agree with it. First of all, this is the world of cultivating immortals, where the weak eat the strong. When you are snatching opportunities, others will not let you go just because you have a good family background. People's hearts are inherently unpredictable, let alone in such a general environment. Secondly, this is not a question of whether the heroine wants to pretend, it is a matter of the heroine having to pretend. Fusu's original identity in this world was destined to die. As long as she lives now, she is going against the will of heaven, not to mention that she must become stronger, and she is destined to go against destiny. Finally, some people may say how the heroine behaves in front of her parents, but I can only say, don't trust anyone in the world of immortality. Other additions: The heroine is not aggrieved and will work hard to get what she wants. Personally, I think the heroine is a strong woman, and she is quite good (I only praise, not criticize), but people with a strong sense of morality should not make it difficult for themselves (don't use the best if you don't use it, I'm right if you use it). One more thing, the ratio of men to women is normal, it is not female-centered. Don't add random labels to this book. There are male and female villains, and there are good and bad children of fate (including men and women). The heroine will be embarrassed by them. There is no such thing as loving a man in a woman's skin (don't argue, I'm right if you argue)

This is a really cool article, and it deserves high marks. Cool point 1: The person in high position is a woman Cool point 2: The golden finger is huge but not mindless. The chance depends entirely on grabbing. Cool point 3: The author's daughter can have whatever she wants, and it's reasonable. Both the plot and Goldfinger feel like a copy. The very creative plot is not a traditional routine. There are no absolute good and villain forces. Everything is a role that the heroine can use. Regarding the lack of cp, Lin Yichun loves her to death. She says she hates it but actually loves it. In the end, she can accept it with or without cp, because this female character is very strong and she will not regret being irresponsible. Regarding the controversy over the treatment of his younger brother and fiancé, the heroine is the author's biological daughter. All characters serve the heroine. All good things belong to the heroine. This book exists in a world because of the heroine. I feel that the heroine is selfish and is really not suitable for reading this book.

In the morning, I tied the book with one of my favorite books, and then there was this book on the recommendation page behind it. I saw that the cover looked pretty, so I clicked on it. Now at night, it looks better than I thought. 1. There are no good poems about disobeying women. The ratio of women to men is about 50:50. This is not a story about ten thousand men. The heroine is friendly and the author is the heroine's mother. 2. The heroine Mowan will take revenge in the next paragraph if she has any grudges, so she won't feel aggrieved. As a big woman, the heroine can also understand that the little man (the "group favorite" junior brother) loves to cry, and she is a woman who respects men and is worthy of getting married. 3. The heroine does have a lot of cheats, but it's very natural. I read another novel with a lot of cheats before, and I felt that one second the cheat was coming, and the next second something was happening to target this cheat, which felt rather abrupt. But I feel like Goldfinger wrote this book quite naturally. Then there are some descriptions of breaking through dimensional walls in the first few dozen chapters, which I personally can accept, and I think it's quite fun. It's just that some people don't like the review I read, so I write it here as a reference for those who read the review. Hmm... I'm a bit offended by the word "jealousy", but otherwise it's pretty good. Post it for reference by those who read the comments. It's a heroine, but it's not strictly girl-oriented, but she's also quite girl-friendly. Overall, I still recommend it.

The writing is quite good. It's not easy to find gold in tomatoes. Although I don't like this kind of proficient PUA, guilt-based education, lying without drafting, and a selfish heroine who will not punish others for themselves, but when I read the book, I put down the moral kidnapping. It's very interesting. I finally have a book that I can read.

Positive reviews: There are more powerful characters than women in it, and several of the current and living emperors are all women; the villains are both female and male, and the proportions are about the same; the heroine does not get angry and is not like the Holy Father, she is very decisive. As for the fact that the author said that the heroine is a villain, I personally think that the heroine is quite kind, but sometimes she is a little bit bad; she doesn't curse people. Lightning protection point: This book is not completely female-oriented (the author has also said this). Personally, I feel that the author is a little careless about Zhu Zhu (the heroine's best friend) in terms of character creation. I have not discovered her personality charm yet. Therefore, sisters who pay special attention to female-centeredness can be persuaded to quit, but sisters who only pursue cool stories can read it. The heroine in it is very cool to cheat all the way. Then in the article, I felt that the younger brother and the sweetheart had more scenes than other female characters. Also, I was a little bit offended by the word "jealousy" (a host moderator said that the two characters of this word are both next to the word "female", so women like to treat others like this), so I couldn't stand it, but this is my personal point of view, so I will not change the rating or give a negative review.

I enjoyed watching it, I loved it so much. I already loved it when I saw that there were no degrading words for women, and the ratio of men to women in it was normal, and! There are many powerful women in it: the three emperors are all women, one is the ancestor of the family, one is the head of the clan, and one is the ancestor of the sect; there are also powerful mothers, aunts, and many great aunts. So cool. Only with more power in hand can we truly change the situation. There are no patriarchal characters in this book, and there are no purely disgusting supporting characters. It's like normal people have successfully come into the world. (˘ ³˘)♥ Moreover, the heroine is also a normal person, and the people around her are basically normal people! Very good! We met the lovely author! Every time I see some novels that are written to advance the plot, it just disgusts me. The words cannot be explained clearly, the truth cannot be explained clearly, and no one will believe it... Otherwise, the author uses his strength to make the readers and characters all idiots, so that the protagonist appears to be extremely smart. But! I haven't encountered these problems with this novel so far! So touching! Like! Come on, author💪

It's good-looking and interesting. At first, I was attracted by the introduction and it was written by the author. I don't know if there is CP, but as I watched it, I gradually became attracted to my childhood sweetheart's ex-fiancé. He really has a bit of pure love, Brother Pure Love. Maybe it's because I read novels in a fast-food style now, and I think their relationship is quite good, so if there is a male protagonist, if it is him, I can accept it. Of course, it will be mainly our sister. In the process of cultivation, it doesn't matter if I accept one.

"It must be five stars! What struck me most about this book was not the grand background, but the arc of the characters. The protagonist is not born strong/perfect, his struggle and growth are too real. The advancement of the plot is entirely driven by the character's personality, not the golden finger. This Every twist and turn is reasonable and unexpected. As for the emotional line, it is restrained and turbulent, without being overly sweet, but full of affection. After reading it, my heart feels like it has been burned with an iron. I highly recommend it to friends who are fed up with routine writing!

It's good to watch, but both the comment section and the original text have the feel of a little sugar with three spoons, and the protagonist feels like a sugar-coated force forcibly put on by unscrupulous capitalists, and I don't see the empathy that people should have for each other at all.

The heroine Fusu is the author's biological daughter. She will avenge her on the spot or as soon as she becomes stronger. She will not take revenge just because she begs for mercy. She will never talk nonsense. She often protects the child of destiny in front of her and hides behind her back to act as the sixth child. I have never felt aggrieved now. The heroine is also an experienced actor. Hahaha, it's great to stand up and fight. Oh, by the way, I like this kind of big thumbs up to the heroine, suppressing many geniuses. I also like the fact that the ancestor is a female character, and I also like the heroine's high sense of deservingness.